Brady Offense No. 1724453180 - 128598610

James Daniel

Dunellen Police Department

355 North Avenue

Dunellen, New Jersey 08812

(732) 968-3000

https://www.dunelle…

Date of Offense

Date Not Provided

Offense(s)

None Provided

Official Statement

Terminated: No

Demoted: No

Suspended: Yes

Other Sanction:

Resigned, retired, transferred, or separated while case was pending:

# of Days Suspended: 20

Sustained Charge: 1.(Rule 31)Neglect of Duty 2.(Rule 25)Refusal to Obey proper orders from superiors. 3.(Rule 3)Repeated violations Department Rules and Regs. (Rule 8)Failure to comply with Chiefs orders, directives, regulations oral or written.

Description: Failing to read Department E‐mails after being disciplined in the past for same. Officer Daniel received a (20) Day suspension in which he forfeited (11) Vacation days, (4)Personal Days and was suspended for (5) working days in April.

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Brady Offense No. 1724453180 - 128598610

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